Mia Sterling went undercover to expose mafia don Roman Caruso. She lasted two weeks before he saw through her disguise. Instead of killing her, Roman makes a deal: spend thirty days as his companion, see his world firsthand, then write whatever she wants. Mia accepts, convinced she can stay objective. But Roman isn't the monster she expected. He's dangerous, yes—but he's also fighting to escape his father's bloody legacy. As enemies close in and betrayals surface, Mia realizes the most dangerous thing about Roman isn't his reputation. It's how desperately she's falling for him.

On a street where nothing ever goes wrong, Lena Bennett notices the one thing that doesn’t belong. Her new neighbor is charming, careful, and impossible to read. He says all the right things, keeps to himself, and fits in a little too well. But small details don’t add up torn labels, locked doors, late-night movements, a car that watches and disappears. As attraction blurs into obsession, Lena is forced to question everything she believes about trust, control, and the stories people tell to survive. Because Evan isn’t just hiding a past he’s built a life around the perfect alibi. And falling for him may cost her far more than her peace.